Greg Srisavasdi has been covering press junkets and reviewing films since 1991, where he covered the movie beat for the UCLA Daily Bruin. After years working as a entertainment radio journalist for Westwood One, he currently writes and edits for DeepestDream.com. If he's not watching a movie, you can catch him glued to his iPad, playing iOS games and refusing to grow up!
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Cage the Elephant Eyeing Fall 2013 Album Release + Tour
With the overwhelming success of their sophomore album 'Thank You Happy Birthday,' Cage the Elephant decided not to head straight to the studio and capitalize on their momentum. Instead, the outfit aimed to broaden their musical direction with their third album, which is now set for release this fall. In support of the project, which is being distributed by RCA Records, the band will also embark o
‘Welcome to the Machine,’ ‘Hair I Go Again’ Lead New Rock Documentaries
Making it in the music industry is a Herculean task, and two new documentaries take a different approach in spotlighting the vagaries of the business. 'Welcome to the Machine' spotlights the many steps in getting your name out there, and 'Hair I Go Again' is a slightly humorous look at two close friends who attempt to succeed as a rock band that's blessed with flowing locks.
X Japan’s Yoshiki Goes Classical Route With New Album
Yoshiki's musical talents are well renowned, as evidenced by his iconic work as the creator of the Japanese rock band X Japan. But some may not realize he was the composer behind the 2012 Golden Globe Awards theme song. Now he's taking his passions to different heights with the new instrumental heights with 'Yoshiki Classical,' which is set for an Aug. 27 digital release. Fans who want to purchase
Protest the Hero Complete Studio Album Thanks to Indiegogo Efforts
Bands are exploring new avenues to distribute and help finance their albums, and Protest the Hero are among the acts leading the charge with their successful Indiegogo campaign. Thanks to their crowd funding efforts, the group will release an exclusive album to their funders as well as standard version this fall.
Courtney Love Faced With Alleged $260K Tax Bill
Courtney Love's battle with the IRS continues, as TMZ reports she has allegedly racked up over $260K in back taxes. A tax lien was filed against the Hole frontwoman back on July 11, as she owes money from the years 2009 and 2011.
Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst Back Behind the Camera for ‘Ready to Go’ Video
Fred Durst's nascent career as a director still hasn't taken full flight in the feature film world, even though he did an admirable job with the 2007 feature 'The Education of Charlie Banks.' However, directing remains an element of Durst's creative vocabulary, as he's behind the camera for Limp Bizkit's new NSFW video 'Ready to Go.'
Incubus Team With Carbon War Room For Renewable Venture
With the 2003 formation of the Make Yourself Foundation, Incubus has displayed their passion for aiding a multitude of charitable efforts. Now the group have teamed up with Carbon War Room for the Ten Island Renewable Challenge.
Anthrax Singer Joey Belladonna Lends Voiceover Work to ‘Letter Avalanche’ App
Anthrax singer Joey Belladonna is also using his vocal chords for different purposes, as he did voiceover work for the new iOS and Android app 'Letter Avalanche.' Described as a "new type of word game where gravity, physics, and nerve all come into play," the title enables gamers to strengthen their vocabulary and coordination in one fell swoop.
The Misfits to Rock North America with 2013 ‘Dea.D Alive!’ Tour
The marriage of punk rock and horror films is best exemplified by the long running band the Misfits, and it's great to know the outfit is still cracking the music whip with a full fledged tour. Spearheaded by co-founder Jerry Only, the Misfits are performing all over Europe before hitting North America for even more dates in October.
Slash Unveils New ‘Nothing Left to Fear’ Horror Trailer
Slash has entered the movie business arena as he penned the score and produced the horror film 'Nothing Left to Fear.' It's the first movie from Slash's production company Slasher Films, and it opens in theaters Friday, Oct. 8. Although scoring gives Slash a different music canvas, it's the musician's lifelong movie love which inspired his cinematic foray.